Restaurant reviews for Thailand

For some reason or another, Hua Hin is filled with European owned restaurants -- maybe the owners are running from old country's tax officials or they have committed some hideous crimes and need to be on the large in Asia.

Anyhow, Amadeus is one of these -- an Austrian and Thai restaurant. An int... More >

Coca is a bit mixed restaurant experience on the top-level floor in huge Central World Plaza. The restaurant looks like a Japanese joint, but serves food all over the Asian continent.

The food itself is good, as usual in Thailand, and dirt cheap compared to Western countries. The service is onge ... More >

There are plenty of Japanese restaurants in Hua Hin, but the quality varies a tad too much -- and doesn't correlate with the price. Fortunately there is Fuji: a real treat for sushi and other Japanese food.

The ultra-clean and shiny restaurant is located in the new Market Village shopping mall, a... More >

Hagi is a modern Japanese restaurant in the middle of Hua Hin's busy tourist district. It is part of Sofitel's hotel and restaurant complex, but looks like a separate joint -- a common trend in luxury hotels in Hua Hin, it seems.

Unfortunately, the restaurant is a big disappointment compared to t... More >

Hua Hin Brewing Company is a shipwreck themed restaurant in Hilton Hua Hin complex. The main entrance in on the street, and you probably cannot miss it.

The food is quite okay, and the place is a good spot for those that are not really into Thai food... Poor you. Anyhow, the prices are a bit high... More >

Ket Sa Rin Seafood is a locally recommended seafood restaurant on the northern end of Naretdamri road, a few blocks from Hilton Hua Hin. The tables are set on a pier that has magnificent views on the empty sea. The neighbourhooding restaurants have similar settings, but worse food.

Talking of foo... More >

La Paillote is a French style (or one could say French inspired) restaurant on Naretdamri Road, facing Sofitel hotel in Hua Hin tourist area.

The menu has both French and Thai dishes, and it is usually a bad sign. This restaurant is not an exception; the salads that we had were tasteless to boot ... More >

Mai Tai is a bit more locally oriented watering hole next to Hua Hin Hilton on the tourist district. The price levels are quite the same as in surrounding pubs, but the atmosphere is different. However, don't expect to have any "authentic" Thai experience, but more like of a bit shabby bar, televisi... More >

Mamma Mia! is an European owned and operated restaurant in the heart of Hua Hin tourist district. They focus solely on Italian food and this sets them apart from the rest of the crowd.

The food is good, tastes like real Italian and it is relatively inexpensive, too -- albeit not that cheap as in ... More >

Nahb Talay seems to be standing in middle of nowhere in Hua Hin. The white modern building has been quite recently erected, it seems, and the rest of the surroundings have not followed the suite yet.

It is, however, an excellent place to have a drink or two when doing a sight-seeing around the to... More >